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The Paul W. Bryant Museum is excited to have a small part in celebrating 30 years of Alabama Softball.

Senior Creative Media student Rylee Hopson, a graduating @UofAlabama senior (Spring 2026), put together a quick video recapping all the A-Day happenings at the Bryant Museum that made the day unforgettable! #UniversityOfAlabama #AlabamaFootball #RollTide

Visit the Paul W. Bryant Museum on April 11, 2026 from 10:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. for an A-Day Autograph Signing featuring: Blake Sims, Trent Richardson, Christion Jones, DeMarcus DuBose, Jalston Fowler, and Marquis Maze! → bit.ly/41Wijvi #RollTide #AlabamaFootball

Happy Belated Birthday to Lou Green!

The Paul W. Bryant Museum will be closed on April 5, 2026 and will reopen on April 7, 2026. Photo Credit: Jeffrey Bryant Hanson

During The University of Alabama's Spring Break (March 13-22, 2026), the @bryantmuseum will be open with our regular operating hours of 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Visit our website for more info: → go.ua.edu/46OvwJC

Due to construction in the area, the Paul W. Bryant Museum will be closed today.

Houndstooth Fedoras are back in the Bryant Museum Gift Shop and Online Store! → go.ua.edu/3OWy0j4 #AlabamaCrimsonTide #AlabamaFootball #RollTide #UniversityOfAlabama

The Paul W. Bryant Museum is honored that @UATheatreDance asked us to partner with them for an "Evening at the Waldorf". It paid homage to December 5, 1961, when the Waldorf-Astoria hosted a National Football Hall of Fame banquet attended by Coach Bryant and President Kennedy.

Read and subscribe to Kirk McNair's blog called "Kirk's Corner" and check out his post about the 12 living coaches (including Gene Stallings) who opposed Coach Paul W. Bryant! → bit.ly/4rJwXBe

"It was a thrilling game for me watching Joe Namath lead the New York Jets to victory over the Baltimore Colts." Read Kirk McNair's blog about #SuperBowl and #AlabamaFootball history! → bit.ly/3McGamr

Due to utility repairs, access to the Bryant Museum will be only through the Bryant Drive side. This detour is in effect through Tuesday, February 10 at 9:00 a.m.

The staff of the Paul W. Bryant Museum was saddened to learn of the passing of the legendary Eddie Conyers. His legacy spanned decades of Alabama football history. From Coach Bryant’s tenure - to the modern day - Eddie was a part of the winning tradition that is Alabama Football.

The Bryant Museum will be closed to the public on January 28, 2026 for a private event and will reopen on January 29.

Due to weather conditions this weekend and the safety of our staff and visitors, the Bryant Museum will be closed on Sunday, January 25. We will reopen on Tuesday, January 27. Photo Credit: Zachary Riggins

On this day a century ago, Alabama stepped into the @rosebowlgame for the very first time. As the teams took the field in Pasadena, the crowd of 55,000 watched one of the most dramatic bowl games ever played unfold. Read the History: → bit.ly/3YkituN #RoseBowlGame

Bryant Museum Director, Olivia Arnold, is making her way to the @rosebowlgame! @Delta at the @BHMAirport was ready for the Bama fans with Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies and @UA_Big_Al to wish fans safe travels. #RoseBowlGame #AlabamaCrimsonTide #RollTide #AlabamaFootball

#HappyNewYear from The University of Alabama Museums! Before we ring in 2026, we're taking a look back at our programs, exhibits, and events from 2025! Watch Video: → bit.ly/45jrHLC #NewYearsEve #Museums #UniversityOfAlabama

The Paul W. Bryant Museum will be closed from December 23, 2025 until January 2, 2026 when the Museum reopens for regular business hours.

January 1, 1926 Alabama made their first appearance in The Rose Bowl Game. January 1, 2026 we will be there again. 100 years later.